The egg “trick” is an actual thing lmao within the Latino/Hispanic community. It’s mostly done to bless someone or get rid of someone’s negativity, most of the time if you’re around negative people for a long amount of time you start to get physically ill and that is when you get that egg cleanse 🤣 (it actually helps most of the time) and the egg does come out looking weird when you break it into water.
@@JustTrishy yeah i believe that it’s done mostly to children because they attract any energy really easily, they are more open to anything, and sometimes that’s not a good thing lol
La llorona is so feared by so many people in Mexico(speaking from experience) Stories of la llorona appearing as a beautiful woman to a drunk man at midnight And kids hearing her cries close to lakes and rivers, so parents asking them to come home early Bro literally one of my favorite folktales
Fun fact: this urban legend is used in Mexican families by our parents to make us behave. Love the horror content!! Sorry Nikki but its fun to see u freak out 😁
@@pameb7670 Muy cierto, a tal punto que muchos creen en su existencia y haberla visto, y han investigado todo sobre este mito para averiguar si es real o no.
It wasn't Lloronna, but when I was younger and lived in San Diego we had a sleep over at a friend's house and they were Hispanic. She told us some scary legends, but one stood out and I have never forgotten it. It wasn't scary really, but it was about a boy who got mad at his parents and ran away. He got lost in the dark and ran into a construction zone. He fell into a hole that had cement in it. He fell in up to his neck and as the concrete hardened he couldn't breathe and he died and when they found him the parents rushed to the site and for some reason not even the large machines couldn't break through so they had to cut off the head.
It wasn't salt that was used, it was seeds of the fire tree. The fire trees were the trees that were standing when she killed her kids, they were the only witnesses to her crime.
Why did Nikki’s “Hell. no. bitch. no. fuck. this. shit.” sound so musical? 😂 I need that to be clipped and used as the theme tune for any horror movie night intro 😂😂
I'm super glad yall decided to react to the Curse of La Llorona. Although it is not the best horror movie I still love it. I think it's good overall. Like others who grew up in a Mexican-American family. I've heard the story of La Lorona and many others. So it definitely resonates with me. I'm glad yall enjoyed it at least a little bit.
Some people do but hate cheesy horror movies that are alk the same that ruin good themses and classic shit. My father always told me about Krampes or whatever tf and look at that
@@tobe1207 I love that one too and I didn't even grow up with that. Not all movies have to be cinematic masterpieces or even halfway decent for people to enjoy them. Take Twilight for example. I hate that series cause of how it makes Vampires out to be nothing but dreamy teen eye candy. Not to mention the horrible acting. At first it bothered me a lot but I realized that there are way "better" Vampire movies out there and that it will only bother me if I let it.
This is a tale that Mexican parents tell there kids growing up of what could happen if kids don’t listen to there parents. My dad told me this story growing up and it was even creepier to me because I lived behind a river growing up.
Hahahaha, "Am I worse than La Llorona?" ... "Sometimes" :D Steven, totally agree. The way you enjoy movies with Nikki is the same as the way we all enjoy movies with the both of you! :D
It’s funny that you guys have reacted to all these scary movies and I still have yet to see you guys get more scared by a jump scare than you did in that haunting of hill house car scene lmao good times!
@@Austinn026 You do know it's illegal to show an entire movie on stream right? I mean, it's not hard to find the movie on your own and sync it up with their stream and watch it at the same time. Takes me like two minutes at the most. Also, these guys thankfully do it on Twitch for free and don't lock that content behind a paywall like Patreon like most reaction channels. Not being a simp, just keeping it real. It's okay to move on. Peace be with you.
@@Austinn026 I can honestly say from watching dozens and dozens of reactors, these two are not only one of the best reacting channels but also by far one of the most genuine.
Insidious director is James Wan same producer from Conjuring series guys you missing 2 films. Insidious Chapter 3 and Insidious Last Key 🔑. LOVE YOU GUYS REACTIONS
Never say Never with Horror films. For the Conjuring Universe there is still future films "The Crooked Man" and the untitled "The Nun" squeal as well as the couple minute short films "The Nurse", "The Confession", "What's Wrong With Mom ?', "Blund's Lullaby", and "Innocent Souls".
I’ve been looking forward to this being uploaded to youtube since I got the twitch notification 🤩 *Edit* : I love the technique where they show an empty space, and then something waves over the screen, suddenly revealing the supernatural being. It has been used so many times, but it never gets old!
Some people don’t like to count this as part of the universe. I agree it’s not the greatest but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t belong. It has the Priest and Annabelle directly shown. If that wasn’t in here I wouldn’t count it either but it is.
It just comes down to personal preference. I know that there are tons of movies in the Terminator and Aliens franchises, but for me they both ended after parts 1 & 2. 😉
I think this particular movie is better if you already know La Llorona and the story or lore. I've noticed that people that grew up with the lore or have seen La Llorona in other things where she was the villain of the week like Supernatural and Grimm tend to enjoy this movie more because we get to revisit the character in a full length film.
I actually went to see La Llorona at the theatre by myself, and there was no one in the theater but me, I went early; I guess that’s why I was the only one in there!!!
I love you guys and your reactions! This film was awesome, the intro made me feel sick when she was drowing her kids. But still so glad you covered it!
If y'all havent seen it yet, you should do Midsommar just to prove that daylight has nothing to do with fear or what can happen to you in the right (or very wrong) situations. Love you guys ✌🏻🖤 always have so much fun watching with you
I remember when it came out in Mexico everybody was like: omg, they are going to ruin the legend. Honestly, it wasn't that bad for an other country representation but it isn't the best of the conjuring universe.
La Llorona being all about kids, and this one's suppose to be full of jump scares... should be a good reaction. Can't wait to see the slap count on this one! Lets go!
A couple production notes. For us to clearly see what u see, we have to expand our screnes to 1.5 or larger. For this to happen, we have to see at leadt to the tops of both of ur eyebrows, to het fill facial effects. So sit a tad bit back, and mark ur chair legs. Also since Steve is a slight bit taller, he should always sit slightly behind Nikki, so ur faces ate at equal level!
the Curse of La Llorona is a spin off film to Annabelle and The Conjuring series...it is set in the same universe (as one scene refences). The Nun is also a spin off/ prequel. I hear they are planning to do more like this but we don't know what they are yet. They are going to finish the Conjuring 3 (devil made me do it) and then maybe we'll find out what's next for this series. it wasn't any cross, it was made from a certain tree...the priest guy mentioned it (not the old priest but the mexican one)
La llorona has many names throughout latinamerica like: La Tepesa, la tulivieja, etc... There are many versions of the legendIn one, she was beautiful girl who had a secret relationship with a man from her town, resulting in pregnancy. She drowned the child in a river, and was punished by God transforming her into a hideous creature. In a another she had two kids and her husband cheated on her so out of rage she drown the kids & burned the housed down, once she realized what she's done she was eaten by guilt and starting to look for her children, resulting in her getting stuck in limbo to look for her kids. The "aparitions" of this woman are mostly found in the countryside near bodies of water. There is not a concrete story because its an oral tale but parents tell their children the story for, 1. so they don't go out at night & 2. if they listen a woman crying at night run the other way
There's some good scenes in this movie but yea the ending sucks but it is based off an old legend that was really told to children for a long time but anyways now it is even more appropriate for you both to watch Insidious 3 and 4 with Halloween next month and because the fifth Insidious comes out next year too and they all got some scary shit in them.
So unrelated to reaction itself but my grandfather said he saw La Llorana when he was a teenager (in Jalisco mom’s fam came over to the states when her 2nd eldest brother was born) and even in his now 80s he refuses to go near rivers/lakes (oceans, pools, & small ponds are fine apparently) because he doesn’t want to see her again.
Llorar, in Spanish, means to cry. My dad was a religious missionary in Mexico for two years. His companion told him about La Llorona when they were passing through a particularly creepy part of the neighborhood they were in after they were coming home from the house of someone they were teaching, later at night than they should have. His companion described her as having the head of a horse. That imagery was enough to completely spook him, and he’s certain that they attracted a bad spirit on the way home, because that spooky feeling only got worse when they entered their apartment, and when he went to sleep, he had horrible nightmares. He woke up still feeling that someone with bad intentions was in the room with him. Some versions of the tale involve the caste system that went in place once the Spanish took control of Central America. In that version (and, apologies to anyone reading if I got anything wrong, this is just the version that I’m familiar with), La Llorona was a native girl who got pregnant by a Spanish officer, who then was called away for duty. When he returned, he returned with a fiancé, completely humiliating the girl he got pregnant. Back then, she wouldn’t have gotten much help and, depending on the area, would have been cast aside by the community. It was in that despair that she drowned her children and herself. Those attitudes left behind by the caste system still exist today. My dad had another companion that he thought looked incredibly alike to figures in ancient Mayan (or Aztec? I forget which one) artwork. When my dad said this to his companion, the guy got extremely offended at being compared to an “Indio”. There are also versions of the tale thought to be even older than the Spanish. As shown in the movie, there’s a lot of folk magic mixed with Catholicism in Hispanic communities. It’s all really fascinating stuff. It was also nice to see a religious figure in a horror movie actually be useful and effective. Usually they just die xD
I agree with you, the movie wasn't the best, that ending was blah, but Nikki's reaction totally changed it. I love watching people who get jump scares.
The two moms were hot chicks when they were younger, like two decades ago. One was the orange 🍊 outfit nerdy girl in Scooby-Doo! movies, another was the main villain’s mistress/lover in the original The Mummy movies😊
we have a spirit. a soul. its alive. depending on how we are in life and what we do it morphs. if damaging enough towards the end, it will morph into something like this. thats how i interpret these genre of story telling. explaining to myself what logical explanation that my perception can agree on.
Growing up in Texas we were read story in my elementary years and my grandparents would tell me the whole story in full details since book in school doesn’t include graphic details man they use to tell me avoid seeing a woman in white crying
I've noticed in some of your videos the Ragedy Ann doll behind you. Did you know that the real Annabelle doll is a Ragedy Ann doll? I have a bank that my grandparents gave me on my first birthday, I'm 48 now but I still have it.
I expected this movie to be so scary because this is a tale the is known well in the mexican/hispanic community but it lacked the fear aspect . It was all jump scares . I wanted to feel that feeling of when you hear her cries in the distance and you’re like fuck this 😂 Adults are scared of the her still to this day.
The mark in the hand of this kid means only one thing ... Is a target or is possessed ! Someone cursed this woman with the la llorona curse , someone in that film does black magic! La llorona is not only Mexican urban ledgend but also Spanish , but that film was not just so scary than Conjuring series .... I loved the tribal cultural kind of Mexican exorcism for La llorona , from the priest .. I loved his acting , the priest is all the money ! In a opposite way with Linda Cardellini 's character ! Tony Amendola ( Father Perez ), steels the show ! The other things go to Raymond Cruz ( Rafael Olvera ) , the tribal priest ! Dignified acting too ! That film is no so much scary but so twisted , and so stressfull cause for all the kid characters , I ' m givin' it ! Dignified film ! And some credits to my beloved Patricia Velasquez ( Patricia Alvarez) for her acting into that role of a superstitious - deranged mother , and to Marisol Ramirez as the La llorona demon herself ! Her villain demon charachter is like the Bonnie Aarons - Valak demon / nun characther !
The egg “trick” is an actual thing lmao within the Latino/Hispanic community. It’s mostly done to bless someone or get rid of someone’s negativity, most of the time if you’re around negative people for a long amount of time you start to get physically ill and that is when you get that egg cleanse 🤣 (it actually helps most of the time) and the egg does come out looking weird when you break it into water.
It was done to me a couple of times as a kid in Mexico bc I had constant headaches from people's bad energies. Both times, egg came out looking weird.
@@JustTrishy yeah i believe that it’s done mostly to children because they attract any energy really easily, they are more open to anything, and sometimes that’s not a good thing lol
Truuee, I spent my childhood always with the egg trick lol Every single time it came out weird looking
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I love a good limpia. Santo santo
I love this new "slap count" effect 😂 you're hilarious
Lmao- me too😂
La llorona is so feared by so many people in Mexico(speaking from experience)
Stories of la llorona appearing as a beautiful woman to a drunk man at midnight
And kids hearing her cries close to lakes and rivers, so parents asking them to come home early
Bro literally one of my favorite folktales
Also in Texas lot of us Latinos were told the story by our grandparents to behave or else
If you think this movie was scary, you need to see SILENT HOUSE! That movie was the most nerve racking film I have ever seen.
Fun fact: this urban legend is used in Mexican families by our parents to make us behave. Love the horror content!! Sorry Nikki but its fun to see u freak out 😁
la leyenda mexicana se extendió a todo Latinoamérica JAJAJA
@@pameb7670 Muy cierto, a tal punto que muchos creen en su existencia y haberla visto, y han investigado todo sobre este mito para averiguar si es real o no.
My best friend told me about this after we saw this . He said him and his wife were freaking out. It was scary to them.
Also another one school teachers would read it to us in elementary years
It wasn't Lloronna, but when I was younger and lived in San Diego we had a sleep over at a friend's house and they were Hispanic. She told us some scary legends, but one stood out and I have never forgotten it. It wasn't scary really, but it was about a boy who got mad at his parents and ran away. He got lost in the dark and ran into a construction zone. He fell into a hole that had cement in it. He fell in up to his neck and as the concrete hardened he couldn't breathe and he died and when they found him the parents rushed to the site and for some reason not even the large machines couldn't break through so they had to cut off the head.
When the daughter accidentally dragged the doll through the salt and then went flying in and out of frame, I died laughing 🤣🤣
It wasn't salt that was used, it was seeds of the fire tree. The fire trees were the trees that were standing when she killed her kids, they were the only witnesses to her crime.
i just realized that the lead actress played velma on the live action scooby-doo film series and the children were watching scooby-doo.
and Velma is Hawkeye's wife in avengers!!
Oh I knew she looked familiar
And the other mom was Anack-Su-Namun from the original Mummy.
I love that!
Why did Nikki’s “Hell. no. bitch. no. fuck. this. shit.” sound so musical? 😂 I need that to be clipped and used as the theme tune for any horror movie night intro 😂😂
I'm super glad yall decided to react to the Curse of La Llorona. Although it is not the best horror movie I still love it. I think it's good overall. Like others who grew up in a Mexican-American family. I've heard the story of La Lorona and many others. So it definitely resonates with me. I'm glad yall enjoyed it at least a little bit.
My thoughts exactly!!! This is how I try to explain to the haters, why I love the movie so much.
@@kerahbundy5705 Yeah some people just don't understand haha
Some people do but hate cheesy horror movies that are alk the same that ruin good themses and classic shit. My father always told me about Krampes or whatever tf and look at that
@@tobe1207 I love that one too and I didn't even grow up with that. Not all movies have to be cinematic masterpieces or even halfway decent for people to enjoy them. Take Twilight for example. I hate that series cause of how it makes Vampires out to be nothing but dreamy teen eye candy. Not to mention the horrible acting. At first it bothered me a lot but I realized that there are way "better" Vampire movies out there and that it will only bother me if I let it.
Can't wait to hear the amount of times Nikki is gonna say "no" 😂😂
Or I've gotta get out of here lol
scientists still cant calculate the amount of "NOs" she says
999 times lol
Yo i love nikki commentary😂 she be hype, pissed and scared all at once
This is a tale that Mexican parents tell there kids growing up of what could happen if kids don’t listen to there parents. My dad told me this story growing up and it was even creepier to me because I lived behind a river growing up.
Hahahaha, "Am I worse than La Llorona?" ... "Sometimes" :D
Steven, totally agree. The way you enjoy movies with Nikki is the same as the way we all enjoy movies with the both of you! :D
It’s funny that you guys have reacted to all these scary movies and I still have yet to see you guys get more scared by a jump scare than you did in that haunting of hill house car scene lmao good times!
@@Austinn026 if you're here to hate on them then leave we don't need a toxic person like you
@@Austinn026 You do know it's illegal to show an entire movie on stream right? I mean, it's not hard to find the movie on your own and sync it up with their stream and watch it at the same time. Takes me like two minutes at the most. Also, these guys thankfully do it on Twitch for free and don't lock that content behind a paywall like Patreon like most reaction channels. Not being a simp, just keeping it real. It's okay to move on. Peace be with you.
@@Austinn026 Bye
@@Austinn026 I can honestly say from watching dozens and dozens of reactors, these two are not only one of the best reacting channels but also by far one of the most genuine.
Looks like Austin needs a good limpia to get rid of the negativity. Bring out the eggs!
I get the feeling that Steven lowkey enjoys the slaps XD
"+1 SLAP" That's both cute and hilarious!
Insidious director is James Wan same producer from Conjuring series guys you missing 2 films. Insidious Chapter 3 and Insidious Last Key 🔑. LOVE YOU GUYS REACTIONS
Never say Never with Horror films.
For the Conjuring Universe there is still future films "The Crooked Man" and the untitled "The Nun" squeal as well as the couple minute short films "The Nurse", "The Confession", "What's Wrong With Mom ?', "Blund's Lullaby", and "Innocent Souls".
it's velma from scooby doo if you didn't notice. the mom that was hiding her kids in the closet she plays as the bad lady in the mummy the old one.
Completely agree with Steven. Since this urban legend comes from my Mexican heritage and from the creators of the conjuring I expected more.
The slap point count was a great touch
I mean, Nikki got it right, the story of La Llorona is exactly that: "Kids, you better listen to your elders and obey, or else"
I’ve been looking forward to this being uploaded to youtube since I got the twitch notification 🤩
*Edit* : I love the technique where they show an empty space, and then something waves over the screen, suddenly revealing the supernatural being. It has been used so many times, but it never gets old!
Some people don’t like to count this as part of the universe. I agree it’s not the greatest but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t belong. It has the Priest and Annabelle directly shown. If that wasn’t in here I wouldn’t count it either but it is.
It just comes down to personal preference. I know that there are tons of movies in the Terminator and Aliens franchises, but for me they both ended after parts 1 & 2. 😉
@@alricaneshama to each their own. I’m just sharing how I feel about it. You go on believing it’s not. ok
I SCREAM LAUGHING EVERYTIME THE LIL GIRL GETS PULLED OUT OF THE FRONT DOOR!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There should also be an 'Oh BITCH!!!' rating
I think this particular movie is better if you already know La Llorona and the story or lore. I've noticed that people that grew up with the lore or have seen La Llorona in other things where she was the villain of the week like Supernatural and Grimm tend to enjoy this movie more because we get to revisit the character in a full length film.
Steven's going to have to change his name to Barney Stinson (How I Met Your Mother) from how much he's getting slapped.
I love the slaps counter🤣
Your horror movies reactions are the best!! hope yall will continue to do that throughout spooky season
I actually went to see La Llorona at the theatre by myself, and there was no one in the theater but me, I went early; I guess that’s why I was the only one in there!!!
in my theater, there were only 3-4 people!!
Love that the girl was watching Scooby doo and the actress who plays her mom played Velma in the live action ❤️
“This house has a crazy draft in it” Steven u kill me🤣🤣
I love you guys and your reactions!
This film was awesome, the intro made me feel sick when she was drowing her kids. But still so glad you covered it!
If y'all havent seen it yet, you should do Midsommar just to prove that daylight has nothing to do with fear or what can happen to you in the right (or very wrong) situations.
Love you guys ✌🏻🖤 always have so much fun watching with you
Fun Fact:- Listening to the tale of the Weeping Woman is scarier than watching this film! 😀
Damn right
2019:The curse of La Llorona
2020:The curse of La Corona
Im from Panama and the girl that play la LLorona is panameña, we were proud in college that she made it, to hollywood.
Horror movies for the slap 'o' meter:
The Green Inferno
It Follows
The Ritual
In The Tall Grass
Orphan
The Void
I love ur wife's energy lmao she just makes my days everytime she says bitch no oh fuck no 😂
I remember when it came out in Mexico everybody was like: omg, they are going to ruin the legend.
Honestly, it wasn't that bad for an other country representation but it isn't the best of the conjuring universe.
i literally love their reactions, and how niki says “whattt NOOOO” 😂
La Llorona being all about kids, and this one's suppose to be full of jump scares... should be a good reaction.
Can't wait to see the slap count on this one! Lets go!
I can only watch horror movies with you guys, it’s no fun without you!
I agree with that
This must also be the SCARIEST one-hit wonder of all time: la-la-la-la-LAAAAA LLO-RO-NA! Lol
Seriously need to do a drinking game for every time Nikki says b!tch or slaps Steven 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg Emily Rose was your first horror movie together? That’s so wicked
Yay! Been waiting for this one since hopping on the stream. You guys are the best ☺️💛
5:42😏 Way to throw that "request" in there for the time out parents(nice save) ❤😂😂😂😝
Steven trying to scare Nikki is the best😂 My dad poked my mom in the back while watching this movie and she was done😂
i need a compilation video of nikki just losing it and steven laughing it off 🤣
Come for the reaction, stay for Nikki blushing at the end
Cuando escuchas a la llorona: 😦
Pero se escucha lejos: 😎
*Pero se escucha lejos* : 👁👄👁
Hay no 😮😂😂😂eso me da miedo
A couple production notes. For us to clearly see what u see, we have to expand our screnes to 1.5 or larger. For this to happen, we have to see at leadt to the tops of both of ur eyebrows, to het fill facial effects. So sit a tad bit back, and mark ur chair legs. Also since Steve is a slight bit taller, he should always sit slightly behind Nikki, so ur faces ate at equal level!
alot of people dislike this movie but i genuinely think it was a decent horror
Same
It wasn’t too bad. Not the best but it was entertaining. That’s all that matters to me
It was bad.
the Curse of La Llorona is a spin off film to Annabelle and The Conjuring series...it is set in the same universe (as one scene refences). The Nun is also a spin off/ prequel. I hear they are planning to do more like this but we don't know what they are yet. They are going to finish the Conjuring 3 (devil made me do it) and then maybe we'll find out what's next for this series.
it wasn't any cross, it was made from a certain tree...the priest guy mentioned it (not the old priest but the mexican one)
Darkness Falls....... Nikki needs to see Darkness Falls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU GOTTA KNOW THE REAL STORY TO GET INTO THE STORY OF LA LLORONA.. CAUSE SHE'S REAL
La llorona has many names throughout latinamerica like: La Tepesa, la tulivieja, etc... There are many versions of the legendIn one, she was beautiful girl who had a secret relationship with a man from her town, resulting in pregnancy. She drowned the child in a river, and was punished by God transforming her into a hideous creature. In a another she had two kids and her husband cheated on her so out of rage she drown the kids & burned the housed down, once she realized what she's done she was eaten by guilt and starting to look for her children, resulting in her getting stuck in limbo to look for her kids. The "aparitions" of this woman are mostly found in the countryside near bodies of water. There is not a concrete story because its an oral tale but parents tell their children the story for, 1. so they don't go out at night & 2. if they listen a woman crying at night run the other way
You guys should react to " Insidious Last Key "and " Lights Out "
We’ll finish Insidious at some point
I genuinely worry nikki is going to have a stroke from the stress!! 🤣
You guys should watch White Noise, the first one. It's a bit mild, but it is a guilty pleasure of mine.
There's some good scenes in this movie but yea the ending sucks but it is based off an old legend that was really told to children for a long time but anyways now it is even more appropriate for you both to watch Insidious 3 and 4 with Halloween next month
and because the fifth Insidious comes out next year too and they all got some scary shit in them.
So unrelated to reaction itself but my grandfather said he saw La Llorana when he was a teenager (in Jalisco mom’s fam came over to the states when her 2nd eldest brother was born) and even in his now 80s he refuses to go near rivers/lakes (oceans, pools, & small ponds are fine apparently) because he doesn’t want to see her again.
Llorar, in Spanish, means to cry. My dad was a religious missionary in Mexico for two years. His companion told him about La Llorona when they were passing through a particularly creepy part of the neighborhood they were in after they were coming home from the house of someone they were teaching, later at night than they should have. His companion described her as having the head of a horse. That imagery was enough to completely spook him, and he’s certain that they attracted a bad spirit on the way home, because that spooky feeling only got worse when they entered their apartment, and when he went to sleep, he had horrible nightmares. He woke up still feeling that someone with bad intentions was in the room with him. Some versions of the tale involve the caste system that went in place once the Spanish took control of Central America. In that version (and, apologies to anyone reading if I got anything wrong, this is just the version that I’m familiar with), La Llorona was a native girl who got pregnant by a Spanish officer, who then was called away for duty. When he returned, he returned with a fiancé, completely humiliating the girl he got pregnant. Back then, she wouldn’t have gotten much help and, depending on the area, would have been cast aside by the community. It was in that despair that she drowned her children and herself. Those attitudes left behind by the caste system still exist today. My dad had another companion that he thought looked incredibly alike to figures in ancient Mayan (or Aztec? I forget which one) artwork. When my dad said this to his companion, the guy got extremely offended at being compared to an “Indio”. There are also versions of the tale thought to be even older than the Spanish.
As shown in the movie, there’s a lot of folk magic mixed with Catholicism in Hispanic communities. It’s all really fascinating stuff.
It was also nice to see a religious figure in a horror movie actually be useful and effective. Usually they just die xD
😂🤣😂🤣😂 Nikki...you're the best
I agree with you, the movie wasn't the best, that ending was blah, but Nikki's reaction totally changed it. I love watching people who get jump scares.
isn't "Haunting in Connecticut" also in the Conjuring universe? I think you have a couple more movies to do from this universe * evil laugh *
Love watching with you guys!
Watch "What lies beneath" and "The Descent" please!!!!!
What Lies Beneath is brilliant! Love the bath tub scene with the ghost
You guys should react to mama it’s another horror movie I think y’all’s like
The two moms were hot chicks when they were younger, like two decades ago. One was the orange 🍊 outfit nerdy girl in Scooby-Doo! movies, another was the main villain’s mistress/lover in the original The Mummy movies😊
You thought you were going to Get lucky in the movie theater but you did not lmao 😂
Stop the violence, Nikki. Steve's arm is strong but he doesn't deserve this.
😂😂 I welcome it
Can we have a "slap counter" and a "cuss counter" in these horror reaction lmao
TUCO SALAMANCA 😂😂😂😂 I was waiting TIGH TIGHT TIGH
we have a spirit. a soul. its alive. depending on how we are in life and what we do it morphs. if damaging enough towards the end, it will morph into something like this. thats how i interpret these genre of story telling. explaining to myself what logical explanation that my perception can agree on.
Me encantan por que no sobreactúan y prestan atención a lo que esta sucediendo.
man i got scared of her saying no fck this 😂 rather than la llorona
The one who pray for the other women's childrens to be taken by The weeping woman actually pretty much understandable. She just lost her 2 sons.
absolutely love you guys!! Been watching your reactions since Train to Busan!!!
I really appreciate the counter slap points 😄😄😄
Should add a slapometer to these movie reactions the more slaps by the end of the movie the scarier it was to Nikki 😂
what ever you do.... Do not take a shot, each time Nikki hits Steven 🤣
Correct. That’d be a bad idea. Ha!!!
@@NikkiStevenReact 🤣Love you guys and your reactions
Damn, I didn't think you guys would watch this one! Sure it's not as scary as the other ones but still it is a solid movie.👌
I agree. It gets a bad rap.
Didn't know La Llrona was part of the Conjuring series. Interesting. Gives me a new viewpoint on the movie.
i'm glad you reacted to this one! My husband hates it but I liked it
I'm trying so hard to imagine you two watching a horror movie in an actual cinema.
And we're back to slapping shoulders since the Malignant reaction!
Growing up in Texas we were read story in my elementary years and my grandparents would tell me the whole story in full details since book in school doesn’t include graphic details man they use to tell me avoid seeing a woman in white crying
I've noticed in some of your videos the Ragedy Ann doll behind you. Did you know that the real Annabelle doll is a Ragedy Ann doll? I have a bank that my grandparents gave me on my first birthday, I'm 48 now but I still have it.
The slapping Queen WINNING!!!!!!!
You know, last film to absolutely have me terrified whilst watching was the autopsy of Jane Doe, I know N&S would probs never see this like but 😭
Hi Wink!!
Best part is that even this isn't the end of the conjuring universe. More movies are coming.
I never get why when someone tells you not to open the door, you go open it 😂😂
Nothing like a movie starting out drowning children.
- Am I worse than La Llorona?
*Nikki thinks for a split second*
- Sometimes…
Hahahahaha xD
I expected this movie to be so scary because this is a tale the is known well in the mexican/hispanic community but it lacked the fear aspect . It was all jump scares . I wanted to feel that feeling of when you hear her cries in the distance and you’re like fuck this 😂 Adults are scared of the her still to this day.
All thats left now is Insidious 3 and 4 and you finish the James Wan heavy hitters ☺
The mark in the hand of this kid means only one thing ... Is a target or is possessed ! Someone cursed this woman with the la llorona curse , someone in that film does black magic! La llorona is not only Mexican urban ledgend but also Spanish , but that film was not just so scary than Conjuring series .... I loved the tribal cultural kind of Mexican exorcism for La llorona , from the priest ..
I loved his acting , the priest is all the money ! In a opposite way with Linda Cardellini 's character ! Tony Amendola ( Father Perez ), steels the show ! The other things go to Raymond Cruz ( Rafael Olvera ) , the tribal priest ! Dignified acting too ! That film is no so much scary but so twisted , and so stressfull cause for all the kid characters , I ' m givin' it ! Dignified film !
And some credits to my beloved Patricia Velasquez ( Patricia Alvarez) for her acting into that role of a superstitious - deranged mother , and to Marisol Ramirez as the La llorona demon herself ! Her villain demon charachter is like the Bonnie Aarons - Valak demon / nun characther !
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